Photo: 12 straight!
Ryan Foster (right) CEO of tittle sponsors Tastee Limited makes the presentation to winning school Hydel Prep after they captured their 12th straight Jamaica Independent Schools Association (JISA)/Tastee Preparatory Schools Track and Field Championships which ended at the National Stadium last Saturday. Hydel Prep amassed 243 points at the three-day event to record their 17th overall title. (Photo: Dwayne Richards)
Athletics, Sports
May 29, 2017

Photo: 12 straight!

Hydel retain JISA/Tastee Prep Champs

Ryan Foster (right) CEO of tittle sponsors Tastee Limited makes the presentation to winning school Hydel Prep after they captured their 12th straight Jamaica Independent Schools Association (JISA)/Tastee Preparatory Schools Track and Field Championships which ended at the National Stadium last Saturday. Hydel Prep amassed 243 points at the three-day event to record their 17th overall title. (Photo: Dwayne Richards)

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